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Prove that for positive integers $m, n$ and two positive numbers $p, q$ satisfying $p+q = 1$ we have $(1 − p^n)^m + (1 − q^m)^n \ge 1$.

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If the probability of an event is $0$ , does it mean that the event is empty?

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$1/3$ Chance for something to happen whats probability at least $20$ Happen, $21-40$ Happen, $41+$ happen

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